Family planning study urges smaller families worldwide
Ua Zero Population Growth released a study promoting small families citing effects on finances lifestyle future children and the environment. The report estimates 1988-born parents may spend over 150000 by age 18 with college costs potentially doubling the amount. It also notes a 15 percent rise in teachers needed by 2000 due to more pupils.
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Susan Weber
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Department of Education
Guiseppe Corbo
Centro Auxologico Italiana
Easing fears about a new school transition for kids
The article explores social and academic adjustments children face when transferring schools. It notes younger children react to home life changes more, while older children show direct anger. Transfers can offer a chance for students mislabelled to redefine themselves.
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Robert D Felner
University of Illinois
Antoinette Saunders
Capable Kid
Evanston, Ill
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Small Talk forum tackles TV time for kids guidance
A new Lifestyle feature invites parents to share child-raising problems and advice. The first prompt asks how to limit television time for two school aged children, with references to Dr Spock and Dr Mom for contrasting views and a call‑in for reader input.
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Spock
Mom
Benjamin Spock
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Pocket Books
G P. Putnam's Sons
Marianne Neifert
Small T
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on battered women and twins
A Brooklyn reader asks how to help a 24 year old girlfriend abused by her partner and notes cops' inaction. The columnist urges calling hotlines, shelters, and intervention by professionals, while another letter urges acknowledging the non twin sibling to a family with twins to bolster the older child’s self esteem.
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Mazursky's Enemies Adaptation Garners Top Notices
Mazursky's film Enemies a Love Story, adapted from Isaac Bashevis Singer, draws strong praise from critics who hail it as his finest work to date. stars Anjelica Huston Lena Olin Ron Silver and Margarethe Sten, with Joe Roth Morgan Creek backing a $9 million production.
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Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles
Herman
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Annie 2 Sequel to Close After Poor Reviews
The $7 million Annie 2 musical sequel will not open this season after weak notices from its Kennedy Center tryout. Dorothy Loudon stars as Miss Hannigan with Harve Presnell, Ronny Graham, Danielle Findley, and a new Sandy in the cast.
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Washington
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Poitier to star in Separate But Meena Equal miniseries
Academy Award winner Sidney Poitier will play Thurgood Marshall in ABCs four hour miniseries Separate But Meena Equal based on Brown v Board of Education. George Stevens Jr. will executive produce and co write with Portier and NBCs Mary Phagan team also involved in project development since 1986.
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Allen Sabinson
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NBC
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Naacp Legal Defense Fund
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